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View definitions for hit upon

hit upon

verb as in catch

verb as in come across

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This action-adventure based on Journey to the West - a classic novel from Chinese Mythology - was a giant hit upon its release.

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Back in 2022, when this regulation set was first introduced, it became clear very quickly that Newey and his team at Red Bull - to whom he is always very quick to give credit - had hit upon the secrets of what was needed for the new rules.

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However, they struggled to get beyond the awful and depressing aspects of prison life until they hit upon the idea of “little victories” as the key to creating a classic.

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It is certainly light years away from Snooker Loopy, the 1986 Chas 'n' Dave hit upon which Davis featured, alongside such other great players as Dennis Taylor and Terry Griffiths.

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Donaldson says that the story’s brief but profound shock was something she hit upon early in the project’s genesis.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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